The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-07-15


slen aud ornamental painter. AS d
painter he has no superior aud fol
specimens of his work he would
recommend the tug Leo. Any or.
ders left for him at the store of mir,
A. GOelzer will receive prompt at.
tention aud satisfaction guaranteed.
There are four candidates for
Board of Supervisors in beat A.
The canvass is lively, but some of
the clever fellows are going to get
badly lett.
Who wants to be Coroner aud
Ranger of this countyF Don't all
speak at once 1t is the highest
and most important office in the
gilt of the people. 1t is easily filed,
and pays we'll for the services.
-Messrs. NJ. A. Dees and II. NJ.
Cudabac returned a few days ago
from Lake Charles, La, to their
homes at Moss Point to remain With
their families.
1t is the duty of Marshall
Mansfield to make every taxpayer
OF the town of Scranton pay accord.
ing TO his assessment. The law is
plain on the subject in laying down
his duties. The town government
cannot exist unless the taxes are
promptly collected.
We have received the first
sweet potatoes of the season. Mr..
Willie Mansfield presented US last
Friday with a large mess of nice
yam potatoes from his Bayou Cou-
sotte farm. Such favors always
thankfully received.
Drink Keystone Rye Whlskey,
a pure, unadulterated whiskey, free
from headaches. Only $3.50 per
gallon. Also Freeport Rye, four
years old, the best 50 whIskey in
the United States. Sold only by
Graft Il Co, IS and n .0auphin
street, Mobile, Ala, sole agents.
On last Monday another color.
cd excursion from Mobile visited
this place. As usual on these occa
several became obstreperOus
and were Jailed. The Echo brass
band accompanied the excursion
Ists aud gave US II Sereuade for
we return thanks.
We teIafF our thanks to Mrs.
DR.. s, A. McIupiS, Of Moss Point,
or a couple OF fine peaches raised
ss4-theif pInse-Mear Aiasa Pptvt.I
they were the finest we have seen,
'acli measuring about nine inches
u circumference. This would seem
o rs very much in opposition to
be prevalent idea that peaches will
.Ot do wail OIL Our soil.
MIR. George L. Higgins, the
lanager and engineer OF the pump
nSine at the depot, has discarded
he old engine aud placed in its
tead a new and better machine.
he railroad company is now sup
lied with plenty OF good, clear wa.
er. Manager Higgins is faithful
nd always at his post of duty.
Col. G.. A. Karweise, of Louis
lille, KY, paid a short visit to
crauton, Moss Point and Pasca-
oula last Monday and Tuesday in
be interest of proposed industrial
Enterprises heretofore enumerated :
l the DEMoORAT.STAR. What
rOgress Is being made in bis plans {
not yet disclosed.
The Seashore Camp Meeting p,
pened at the Camp Ground last I
Wednesday. Indications point to '
large attendance this year, and a {
Irge number have taken quarters !
n tue session. which has been ex- ,
GUIDED to two weeks. Great pains t
ave been taken to secure able min 1
tiers for the occasion. This place
nd Moss Point will probably be !
ell represented. I
Capt. j. II. Forbes and Miss Liz :
e Scbofeld, of Pascagoula, were :
Iarried at he residence of Mr.. JAS. ,
lass, of this place, last Monday l
Ight by Justice Bowman. Cant.
is master of the barkentine
ora. The couple have our best
iShee.